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Friday essay: back to Moore River and finding family

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2018-12-04

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Walsh, Aileen

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The Conversation

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Untangling the web that is the history of the stolen generations is a very satisfying process. In October, I went to the Centenary Memorial gathering at Mogumber, on the site of the Moore River Native Settlement, about 130 km north of Perth.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/206506

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The Conversation

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